Baltic Hits onboard Europa2 15 August 2016
- Northern Europe
- Ocean Cruises
- 8 Nights
- From £3000
All the promises of a yacht and the serenity of a small resort: onboard the Europa2, you can enjoy the highest level of...
All the promises of a yacht and the serenity of a small resort: onboard the Europa2, you can enjoy the highest level of casual luxury with a maximum of 500 guests. The Europa2 has been awarded the coveted distinction of 5-stars-plus by the Berlitz Cruise Guide 2016. With no more than 500 guests you can expect an unparalleled level of service.
Itinerary
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St. Petersburg
Your cruise begins in the former metropolis of the tsars: you can even explore St. Petersburg and Moscow prior to departure with our pre-cruise programmes*.
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Tallinn
The old town of Tallinn brings the Middle Ages to life in the 21st century, and it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk past the town hall and guild houses and dive into an age long past. Less well-known but all the more comfortable for it: Tallinn’s scenic coffee house culture.
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Stockholm
Passing picturesque islands and small cliffs, in the early morning the EUROPA 2 will navigate its way through the famous archipelago where you can enjoy breathtaking views of this natural panorama. Enjoy typical Scandinavian flair in the city itself. Explore the city on a Segway tour* or by water*, or take a bicycle tour* or kayak tour* around Haga Park and Lake Brunnsviken – these are just some the options available to you. Get your adrenaline pumping on an exciting ride around the archipelago in an RIB*. Fans of pop music can follow in the footsteps of ABBA* as they visit some of the famous sights relating to this revolutionary band.
OUR TIP:
Josefina
Named after a former queen, this restaurant hotspot in Stockholm serves classic Swedish cuisine with an international twist. |
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Kalmar
Kalmar is worth seeing: its picturesque old town is a real gem featuring cobbles, a market square and an impressive baroque cathedral. The town hall is an architectural highlight and a perfect example of the Danish Renaissance style.
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Gdynia (Gdansk)
A 1,000-year history and a cosmopolitan atmosphere: Gdansk is one of the most exciting metropolises in Europe. Explore the city at your own pace or in a kayak*. The impressive Malbork Castle*, once the headquarters of the German Order and the largest brick building in Europe, is no less remarkable.
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Copenhagen
Copenhagen is the design capital of Europe and combines majestic buildings with modern architecture, such as the Royal Opera House whose remarkable 90 m wide projecting roof really catches the eye. The free town of Christiania, which you can explore on a bicycle tour through the “alternative” part of Copenhagen*, is particularly liberal. Or wander through Nyhavn, the popular and colourful trendy district with gabled houses, comfortable cafes and small shops. Alternatively, riding on horseback through the royal hunting grounds of Dyrehaven* promises a sense of freedom.
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Kiel Canal
Relaxed daytime passage: sail the famous canal which runs almost 100 km through the northern German lowlands.
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Hamburg
Set against an atmospheric backdrop, the EUROPA 2 will sail into the sea of lights of the port – the perfect end to your cruise.
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* The shore activities are not included in the cruise price and are in the planning stage. Subject to changes.
Route Map